CU will cover....I think this is Hawk's signature game of 2008.....
Agreed.....Hawk is pissed...as is his staff. Watch what happens!For it to be a signature game they'll have to do more than cover.
Agreed.....Hawk is pissed...as is his staff. Watch what happens!
Agreed.....Hawk is pissed...as is his staff. Watch what happens!
Still panhandling on the beach? What is Bo's IQ? We know what Watson is capable of...It takes him until the last game of the season to get pissed and fire up his team? If so, you guys are really screwed for many years to come! :smile2:
Still panhandling on the beach? What is Bo's IQ? We know what Watson is capable of...
Anyone throw some coins your way? I hope so...would not want you to go hungry....As a matter of fact I took out the boat today. Thanks for asking! :lol:
I know what Watson is capable of as well, leading Nebraska's offense to a 10th overall ranking!
No way...I never seen a spread change as much you suggest.....are you a Husker?CU a 16 point dog is about right at this point. I should tighten up in the next few days. I say within 7 or 8.
No way...I never seen a spread change as much you suggest.....are you a Husker?
Coming along? I hope you are right.....it may end up a 14.5 point spread...but not 7 or 8 points.Yes, DallasBuff you are probably right on this one. But there may be variables that may change things, such as the health of the NU QB Joe Ganz and the depth at LB.
Also CU is coming along towards the end of this season too.
CU will cover....I think this is Hawk's signature game of 2008.....
Too many, I'd take the 16.
Agreed.....Hawk is pissed...as is his staff. Watch what happens!
Agreed.....Hawk is pissed...as is his staff. Watch what happens!
Umm.. I know anything can happen, but Colorado beat Kansas State by only 1 point, and that was in Boulder.
Colorado about 21 or less - Nebraska about 49.
You're correct, anything can happen; however, since your looking back on the season, you'd note that only Mizzou up more than 39 points against the Buffs this season.
Well, what I'm trying to do is get some sense of what the trend is for each team I look at.
Right now Colorado is either languishing or licking their wounds. While Nebraska is kind of moving along, solving problems along the way. That's the overall impression I get from the two football programs.
The Buffs appear to be damaged goods at this point in their season.
We've been there. But we're not there now.
Trend? In the last game CU played, they held a far more potent offense (top ten in nearly all offensive categories) to 30 points. You're predicting 19 points more for nebraska. Anything can happen, and you can predict as you'd like, but it doesn't appear to be based on any well-informed trend analysis.
What I posted in #24 up there seems stronger than any catagory analysis, to me. Pretty bad on the road and pretty bad at home, while Nebraska has been fine on the road with the notable exception of in Norman, and fine at home in the weeks I cited for the two teams.
Not scientific of course, but more weighty than what you're saying, in my opinion. My money is with Nebraska to beat that spread fairly well, by 3 or more points.
It's all with the disclaimer for any of our predictions, of course, that anything can happen. We've seen some wicked upsets around the NCAA in recent years, with teams a lot worse than Colorado beating teams a lot better than Nebraska, and on the "better" team's home field.